Clitoral Vibrators

Our Range of Clitoral Vibrators

Everything on this page is built for external stimulation, so the differences come down to how the sensation reaches you and how you like to hold it.

What a clitoral vibrator is

A vibrator you hold against the clitoris or the area around it. Some have a tapered tip for pinpoint contact, others a broader head for a softer spread, and the speeds step up and down so you can settle where it feels right. They are easy to hold, quick to wash and made from body-safe materials.

How it sits next to the other external types

Clitoral vibrators overlap with the rest of the external range, and plenty of women end up with more than one because they do different jobs.

• Mini vibratorsare small and pinpoint, easy to pack and quick to clean.
• Wand vibratorshave a long handle and a soft rounded head for broad rumbly vibration with plenty of reach.
• Air suction vibratorsuse pulsing air over the clitoris, so the sensation feels quite different to a vibrating tip.
• C-shape and panty vibratorsare designed to be worn, so your hands stay free.

• Type: Clitoral. Sensation: External vibration, pinpoint or broad. Handling: Sits in one hand.
• Type: Mini. Sensation: Pinpoint external vibration. Handling: Small, packs easily.
• Type: Wand. Sensation: Broad and rumbly. Handling: Long handle, more reach.
• Type: Air suction. Sensation: Pulsing air over the clitoris. Handling: Cupped over and held still.
• Type: Wearable. Sensation: Vibration while worn. Handling: Hands free.

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Clitoral Vibrator FAQs

The questions that come up most often before a first clitoral vibrator.

How do I increase clitoral stimulation?

Change the angle and the lubricant before you reach for a higher speed.

• Use a generous amount of water-based lubricant. It makes a low setting feel like more and keeps contact comfortable.
• Work around the hood and the sides first, then move to direct contact once you want it.
• Try a broader head if a pinpoint tip feels sharp, or a narrower one if a broad head feels vague.
• Change position. Lying on your front, kneeling or sitting up changes the pressure without touching the controls.
• Give it time. A steady unhurried build usually gets you further than jumping to the top setting.

Is clitoral stimulation painful?

It shouldn't have to hurt.

Start on the lowest setting, use a water-based lubricant and keep contact indirect through the hood until you want more. Step the speed up slowly and stop as soon as anything feels sore.

Heather's makes no medical claims and this isn't medical advice. If pain keeps coming back or carries on after you stop, speak to a doctor.

What is a clitoral vibrator?

A vibrator made for external use against the clitoris.

The head might be a tapered tip, a soft pad or a rounded nub, and a button cycles through speeds or patterns you control as you go. Look for a certified body-safe material such as silicone, a shape that's comfortable in your hand and a motor quiet enough for your own peace of mind. Wash it before the first use and after every use, then dry it fully.

Browse the range above, or start inmini vibratorsif you want something small and quiet.